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It's going to bloom

10 years ago

One of my Chinese Yellow Bananas has a big bud on it. It is huge. I have 6 more bunches big enough to bloom. Don't see anymore buds yet, but I will keep looking. I will try to get Tamera to post a picture Friday when she comes bye.
I have separated a bunch, so if you want me to bring you one to Fall Swap, LMK.
Tony

Comments (7)

plantman71
Original Author
10 years ago
This is a picture of them blooming.
terramadre
10 years ago
I am jealous. I can grow Musa basjoo. For more tropicals, I have to go to the Anniston Museum of Natural History's court.

Yes, we have no bananas....;-)
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plantman71
Original Author
10 years ago
terramadre, The Chinese Yellow does good in a big pot. It is very hardy here. It blooms on second year stem. I have some small ones, if you would like to try one. LMK
I have another one that is going to bloom.
Peggy Bishop_McVay
10 years ago
I owe you some from the spring swap i know but i would love to trade you for this at the fall swap. Lmk
Peggy Bishop_McVay
10 years ago
I owe you some from the spring swap i know but i would love to trade you for this at the fall swap. Lmk
plantman71
Original Author
10 years ago
littlehelper, I will put you down for one.
plantman71
Original Author
10 years ago
littlehelper, I will put you down for one.

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